CNet has started a new book-club podcast, and they honored me by picking my novel Walkaway as their second-ever title. We had a long and far-ranging discussion last week about the book and the themes it raises: disasters, economics, technological immortality, community, trolling, bohemianism, and much more (MP3). Since a big part of “Walkaway” concerns... more
The National Endowment for the Arts podcast recorded a great, wide-ranging interview with me (MP3) about my novel Walkaway and a variety of subjects, from copyright reform to arts funding to the future of the arts and technology.
Back in 2010, I appeared as a guest on the National Science Teachers Association’s Lab Out Loud podcast, and this year, they had me back as part of their celebration of their first decade; they’ve just published the interview, (MP3) which was primarily about my novel Walkaway.
My novel Walkaway came out today and I sat down yesterday with the Author Stories Podcast to talk about writing, publishing, and, of course, the novel.
I’m a huge fan of the fantastically rude improv/current affairs/high fantasy podcast Hello From the Magic Tavern, I’ve enjoyed it ever since I binge-listened to the first season halfway through. Last month, I dropped into the Cards Against Humanity studios where the podcast is recorded while in Chicago on my book tour, where I sat... more
Last week I sat down with Mike Masnick, the crusading technology journalist who coined the “Streisand Effect” and runs the fantastic site Techdirt, and we had a good, chewy discussion (MP3) about my new novel Walkaway; he’s just posted it to the Techdirt podcast. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
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Here's the fourth and final of the podcast of I Love Paree , a short story I co-wrote with Michael Skeet, originally published in Asimov's Magazine in December 2000. It's the story of a business consultant living in revolutionary Paris during an anti-corporatist uprising, and what he does after he's conscripted into the Communard Army. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound...
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Here's part four of my podcast of my novella-in-progress called "There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow/Now is the Best Time of Your Life."
Topics: corydoctorow, sciencefiction, carouselofprogress, paleofuturism
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A collection of the short fiction entries in Cory Doctorow's podcast, read by Doctorow himself (and collated by a fan). Some additional stories are included from other sources, where readings by the author were not available. If this hasn't been updated for a while, then please refer to the official podcast collection or to Cory's own page for the latest files. Alternatively, drop me a line at rubakj[at]gmail[dot]com and remind me to get this item updated. [Last updated on: 2013.09.24] See...
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For nearly every year since my daughter Poesy was old enough to sing, we’ve recorded a Christmas podcast; but we missed it in 2016, due to the same factors that made the podcast itself dormant for a couple years — my crazy busy schedule. But this year, we’re back, with my off-key accompaniment to her... more
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Here's a podcast of my last Locus column, What's Inside the Box? : The answer to this that most of the experts I speak to come up with is this: The owner (or user) of a device should be able to know (or control) which software is running on her devices. This is really four answers, and I'll go over them in turn, using three different scenarios: a computer in an Internet cafe, a car, and a cochlear implant. That is, a computer you sit in front of, a computer you put your body into, and a...
Topics: uefi, trusted computer, lawful interception, police, spyware, rootkits, transparency, floss,...
I recorded this interview last summer at San Diego Comic-Con; glad to hear it finally live! Authors are, without exception, readers, and behind every book there is…another book, and another. In this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by two writers for conversations about the vital books and ideas that influence inform their own work.... more
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Here's a podcast of my last Locus column, A Prose By Any Other Name : Back in 2005, I did something weird. I decided that I would embark on a project to write short stories with the same (or similar) titles to famous science fiction books and stories. My initial motivation for this was Ray Bradbury objecting to Michael Moore calling a movie Fahrenheit 9/11, which led Bradbury to call Moore an ââassholeââ and a ââhorrible human beingââ whoâd ââstolenââ the title. Like many other...
Topics: corydoctorow, writing, copyright, science fiction
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Here's a podcast of my recent Guardian column, Automated calls, fraud and the banks: a mismatch made in hell : The banks are now outsourcing their fraud prevention to computers that can make dozens of calls all at once, around the clock, fishing (or phishing) for someone who just happened to have made an unusual purchase and is thus willing to spill all his details down the phone to get it approved. Note that most of the categories of purchase that trigger false positives from fraud detection...
Topics: podcast, audio, corydoctorow, security, banking, robocalls, finance
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This is the audiobook edition of my self-published science fiction short story collection, With a Little Help . I tapped many voice actor friends ( Neil Gaiman , Mur Lafferty , Wil Wheaton , Leo Laporte , Emily Hurson , Patrick Nielsen Hayden , Hugh AD Spencer , Mary Robinette Kowal , JC Hutchins , Roy Trumbull , Jonathan Coulton , Spider Robinson , Jesse Brown , and Russell Galen ) to record the stories in this volume, and their recordings were mastered by John Taylor Williams, who also...
Topics: with a little help, audiobook, cory doctorow, science fiction, self publishing
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Here's the seventh installment (chapters 17-18) of the podcast of my second novel Eastern Standard Tribe , a novel of political intrigue among high-tech, sleep-deprived management consultants. This is my most ambitious podcasting project to date -- I figure it'll take 4-6 months to complete. I’ve found a half-brick that was being used to hold down the tar paper around an exhaust-chimney. I should’ve used that to hold the door open, but it’s way the hell the other side of the roof, and...
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Here's the fourth installment of "Clockwork Fagin," a young adult steampunk story commissioned for a Candlewick Press anthology edited by Kelly Link and Gavin Grant. The story runs to 12,500 words and should take about a month to read for the podcast. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his free time, he makes beer, jewelry, odd musical instruments and...
Topics: podcast, corydoctorow, steampunk, young adult
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Here's a podcast of my last Locus column, A Vocabulary for Speaking about the Future : Science fiction writers and fans are prone to lauding the predictive value of the genre, prompting weird questions like ââHow can you write science fiction today? Arenât you worried that real science will overtake your novel before itâs published?ââ This question has a drooling idiot of a half-brother, the strange assertion that ââscience fiction is dead because the future is here.ââ Now, I will...
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Here's part three of the podcast of I Love Paree , a short story I co-wrote with Michael Skeet, originally published in Asimov's Magazine in December 2000. It's the story of a business consultant living in revolutionary Paris during an anti-corporatist uprising, and what he does after he's conscripted into the Communard Army. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his...
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A podcast reading of a new novella that I co-wrote with Hugo- and Nebula-nominee Benjamin Rosenbaum . The story's a big, 32,000-word piece called "True Names" (in homage to Vernor Vinge's famous story of the same name), and it involves the galactic wars between vast, post-Singularity intelligences that are competing to corner the universe's supply of computation before the heat-death of the universe. Ben and I will be reading the story in weekly installments, taking turns as our...
Topic: corydoctorow benjaminrosenbaum truenames vernorvinge singularity sciencefiction podcast
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As I mentioned in my March Locus column , I'm celebrating the tenth anniversary of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by planning a prequel volume. As part of that planning, I'm going to read aloud the entire text of that first book into the podcast, making notes on the book as I go. Here's part two. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a audiovisual and multimedia producer based in Washington, DC and the co-host of the Living Proof Brew Cast. Hear...
Topics: science fiction, corydoctorow, podcast
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Here's part three of the podcast of my story in progress, MARTIAN CHRONICLES, being written for Jonathan Strahan's YA Mars book, LIFE ON MARS.
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Dec 18, 2019
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In my latest podcast ( MP3 ), I conclude my serial reading of my novella Party Discipline , which I wrote while on a 35-city, 45-day tour for my novel Walkaway in 2017; Party Discipline is a story set in the world of Walkaway, about two high-school seniors who conspire to throw a "Communist Party" at a sheet metal factory whose owners are shutting down and stealing their workers' final paychecks. These parties are both literally parties -- music, dancing, intoxicants -- and...
Topics: cory doctorow, podcasts, science fiction, walkaway, fully automated luxury communism
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For my latest podcast, I read my 2017 Wired op-ed, Disasters Don’t Have to End in Dystopias , a discussion of the themes in my novel Walkaway . The thesis is that our estimations of probability of danger are unduly influenced by our ability to vividly imagine that danger (this is called the "availability heuristic"), so stories about human barbarism during crises inspires people to expect -- and perform -- that barbarism. The answer is to tell stories that reflect the reality of...
Topics: cory doctorow, podcasts, paradise built in hell, solnit, disasters, walkaway, science fiction
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Here's the tenth installment (chapters 24-26) of the podcast of my second novel Eastern Standard Tribe , a novel of political intrigue among high-tech, sleep-deprived management consultants. This is my most ambitious podcasting project to date -- I figure it'll take 4-6 months to complete. I’ve found a half-brick that was being used to hold down the tar paper around an exhaust-chimney. I should’ve used that to hold the door open, but it’s way the hell the other side of the roof, and I’d...
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Jan 11, 2007
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Here's the first installment of the podcast of my second novel Eastern Standard Tribe , a novel of political intrigue among high-tech, sleep-deprived management consultants. This is my most ambitious podcasting project to date -- I figure it'll take 4-6 months to complete. I’ve found a half-brick that was being used to hold down the tar paper around an exhaust-chimney. I should’ve used that to hold the door open, but it’s way the hell the other side of the roof, and I’d been really...
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Here's the third installment of "Clockwork Fagin," a young adult steampunk story commissioned for a Candlewick Press anthology edited by Kelly Link and Gavin Grant. The story runs to 12,500 words and should take about a month to read for the podcast. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his free time, he makes beer, jewelry, odd musical instruments and...
Topics: podcast, corydoctorow, steampunk, young adult
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Aug 5, 2013
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In this week's podcast, I read aloud my latest Locus Magazine column, "Teaching Computers Shows Us How Little We Understand About Ourselves": http://www.locusmag.com/Perspectives/2013/07/cory-doctorow-teaching-computers-shows-us-how-little-we-understand-about-ourselves/ which concerns itself with the ways that we're recklessly formalizing critical elements of human identity such as "names" and "families" for the convenience of corporations and their IT systems and...
Topics: lexicography, podcasts, scienc fiction, true names
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Here's a podcast of my last Guardian column, The problem with nerd politics : Since the earliest days of the information wars, people who care about freedom and technology have struggled with two ideological traps: nerd determinism and nerd fatalism. Both are dangerously attractive to people who love technology. In "nerd determinism," technologists dismiss dangerous and stupid political, legal and regulatory proposals on the grounds that they are technologically infeasible. Geeks who...
Topics: podcast, audio, corydoctorow, politics, pirate party
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Here's part eight of the podcast of my story in progress, MARTIAN CHRONICLES, being written for Jonathan Strahan's YA Mars book, LIFE ON MARS. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his free time, he makes beer, jewelry, odd musical instruments and furniture. He likes to meditate, to read and to cook.
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Here's part two of the podcast of I Love Paree , a short story I co-wrote with Michael Skeet, originally published in Asimov's Magazine in December 2000. It's the story of a business consultant living in revolutionary Paris during an anti-corporatist uprising, and what he does after he's conscripted into the Communard Army. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his...
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Here's a podcast of my recent Tech Review feature, The Curious Case of Internet Privacy : Why do we seem to value privacy so little? In part, it's because we are told to. Facebook has more than once overridden its users' privacy preferences, replacing them with new default settings. Facebook then responds to the inevitable public outcry by restoring something that's like the old system, except slightly less private. And it adds a few more lines to an inexplicably complex privacy dashboard. Even...
Topics: corydoctorow, podcast, privacy, web theory, browser war
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Here's part five of the podcast of my story in progress, MARTIAN CHRONICLES, being written for Jonathan Strahan's YA Mars book, LIFE ON MARS. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his free time, he makes beer, jewelry, odd musical instruments and furniture. He likes to meditate, to read and to cook.
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Here's part six of my podcast of my novella-in-progress called "There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow/Now is the Best Time of Your Life."
Topics: corydoctorow, sciencefiction, carouselofprogress, paleofuturism
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Here's a podcast of my recent Guardian column, Why all pharmaceutical research should be made open access : One of the strongest arguments for public access in scholarly and scientific publication is the "public debt" argument: if the public pays you to do research, the research should belong to the public. That's a good argument, but it's not the whole story. For one thing, it's vulnerable to the "public-private partnership" counterargument, which goes, "Ah, yes, but...
Topics: open access, health, scholarship, transparency, public interest, floss
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As I mentioned in my March Locus column , I'm celebrating the tenth anniversary of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by planning a prequel volume. As part of that planning, I'm going to read aloud the entire text of that first book into the podcast, making notes on the book as I go. Here's part one. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a audiovisual and multimedia producer based in Washington, DC and the co-host of the Living Proof Brew Cast. Hear...
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Here's a podcast of my recent Nature comment, co-written with Ben Laurie, Secure the Internet : In 2011, a fake Adobe Flash updater was discovered on the Internet. To any user it looked authentic. The softwareâs cryptoÂgraphic certificates, which securely verify the authenticity and integrity of Internet connections, bore an authorized signature. Internet users who thought they were applying a legitimate patch unwittingly turned their computers into spies. An unknown master had access to...
Topics: podcast, corydoctorow, security, benlaurie, google, certificates, security
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My next young adult novel, For the Win , is out on May 11 in the US, UK and Canada. It's a kind of novel-length version of my story Anda's Game , about the drive to unionize gold-farmers who toil in video-games. I've just read an excerpt from the book in my podcast -- a scene in which a wildcat strike breaks out in an Internet Cafe in Guangzhou.
Topics: gold farming, games, cory doctorow, podcast, science fiction
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It's been a year since I last sat down to podcast, and a lot has happened since then -- and I'm hoping to have an audio setup going soon!
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For my latest podcast, I read my January 2018 Locus column, Persuasion, Adaptation, and the Arms Race for Your Attention . The essay proposes that we are be too worried about the seemingly unstoppable power of opinion-manipulators and their new social media superweapons. Not because these techniques don’t work (though when someone who wants to sell you persuasion tools tells you that they’re amazing and unstoppable, some skepticism is warranted), but because a large slice of any population...
Topics: cory doctorow, podcasts, copyright, persuasion, machine learning, attention harvesting,...
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In my latest podcast, I continue my serial reading of my novella Party Discipline , which I wrote while on a 35-city, 45-day tour for my novel Walkaway in 2017; Party Discipline is a story set in the world of Walkaway, about two high-school seniors who conspire to throw a "Communist Party" at a sheet metal factory whose owners are shutting down and stealing their workers' final paychecks. These parties are both literally parties -- music, dancing, intoxicants -- and...
Topics: cory doctorow, podcasts, science fiction, walkaway, fully automated luxury communism
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A collection of the non-fiction entries in Cory Doctorow's podcast (collated by a fan). If this hasn't been updated for a while, then please refer to the official podcast collection or to Cory's own page for the latest files. Alternatively, drop me a line at rubakj[at]gmail[dot]com and remind me to get this item updated. See also: The Cory Doctorow Podcast Collection: Fiction , "Content: Selected Essays..." by Cory Doctorow
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On today's podcast, I read read my obituary for Aaron Swartz, and the afterword he wrote for my upcoming novel, Homeland . I met Aaron when he was 14 or 15. He was working on XML stuff (he co-wrote the RSS specification when he was 14) and came to San Francisco often, and would stay with Lisa Rein, a friend of mine who was also an XML person and who took care of him and assured his parents he had adult supervision. In so many ways, he was an adult, even then, with a kind of intense, fast...
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Here's the fifth and final installment of "Clockwork Fagin," a young adult steampunk story commissioned for a Candlewick Press anthology edited by Kelly Link and Gavin Grant. The story runs to 12,500 words and should take about a month to read for the podcast. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a full-time self-employed audio engineer, producer, composer, and sound designer. In his free time, he makes beer, jewelry, odd musical...
Topics: steampunk, young adult, cory doctorow, podcast
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Here's a podcast of my recent Guardian column, Google admits that Plato's cave doesn't exist : Google's official communiques tell the world that SEO isn't necessary â so long as you "make great content", you'll get higher rankings. The implication is that Google has discovered a mathematical model of relevance, a way of measuring some objective criteria that allows a computer to score and compare the relevance of different web-pages. But there is no such mathematics. Relevance is a...
Topics: corydoctorow, podcast, web theory, google, censorship, copyfight
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Why did an MPAA executive join the Internet Society? Here's a podcast of my last Guardian column, Why did an MPAA executive join the Internet Society? : Late in March, I started to get a steady stream of emails from concerned readers: did you see that the Internet Society has appointed the former chief technology officer of the MPAA to be their North American regional director? I was as alarmed as they were. The Internet Society â ISOC â is an international nonprofit organisation whose...
Topics: corydoctorow, podcast, isoc, sopa, net neutrality, dns
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Here's a podcast of my last Publishers Weekly column, Digital Lysenkoism : Talking with the lower echelon employees of publishing reminds me of a description I once read about the mutual embarrassment of Western and Soviet biologists when they talked about genetics. Soviet-era scientists were required, on pain of imprisonment, to endorse Lysenkoism, a discredited theory of inheritance favored by Stalin for ideological reasons. Lysenko believed, incorrectly, that you could create heritable...
Topics: publishing, drm, business
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As I mentioned in my March Locus column , I'm celebrating the tenth anniversary of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by planning a prequel volume. As part of that planning, I'm going to read aloud the entire text of that first book into the podcast, making notes on the book as I go. Here's part four. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a audiovisual and multimedia producer based in Washington, DC and the co-host of the Living Proof Brew Cast. Hear...
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May 13, 2013
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As I mentioned in my March Locus column , I'm celebrating the tenth anniversary of Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by m planning a prequel. volume As part of that, planning'I going to read aloud the entire text of that first book into the podcast, making notes on the book as I go. Here's part seven. Mastering by John Taylor Williams: wryneckstudio@gmail.com John Taylor Williams is a audiovisual and multimedia producer based in Washington, DC and the co-host of the Living Proof Brew Cast. Hear...
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Here's part four, the conclusion of my podcast of 0wnz0red , a story about trusted computing, geek culture, and getting root on your body. It was originally published on Salon , a reprinted in my short story collection A Place So Foreign and Eight More . 0wnz0red was a runner up for the Nebula Award in 2003, and has been widely reprinted.
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